jev-resilience

By Vicente-MD

jev-resilience catches HTTP 200 responses that hide a failure inside a Spring WebFlux value.

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What it does

Its annotation asks Jev one Noul question for each emitted item and raises a semantic failure above the chosen threshold. Jev transport errors score zero, so outages fail open.

How you can use it

If your app gets a maintenance notice where it expected an answer, try this project's check for hidden errors. A developer can add it to your app. The reply goes to an outside AI service to judge. If that service fails, the reply passes through unchecked; this is not a guarantee that every error gets caught.